Artiodactyls Collection

Pygmy Hog (Porcula salvania) foraging. Captive, member of a reintroduction project. Assam, eastern India

Lombardy, Italy. Ibex

Lombardy, Italy. Chamois

Young Ibex along the slope, italian alps, Piedmont, Italy

Deer in love, italian alps, Piedmont, Italy

Badger drinking at the pool, italian alps, Piedmont, Italy

Chamois on the rocks, italian alps, Piedmont, Italy

Henri-Marie Blainville, French Naturalist
Henri-Marie Blainville. Portrait of the french naturalist Henri-Marie Ducrotay de Blainville. De Blainville was a member of the French Academy of Sciences

Pig tails on a group of pigs, seen from the rear, on an organic farm

Giraffa camelopardalis, Giraffe. Family Giraffidae. Mother and young

Domestic goat portrait, Capra hircus, Germany, Bavaria

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Artiodactyls, a diverse group of mammals with an even number of toes, captivate us with their grace and beauty. In Lombardy, Italy, we witness the Pygmy Hog foraging as part of a crucial reintroduction project. This captive member reminds us of the importance of conservation efforts to preserve these remarkable creatures. The Italian Alps in Piedmont provide a stunning backdrop for encounters with various artiodactyls. Here, we spot the majestic Ibex and Chamois gracefully navigating rocky terrains. The sight of young Ibex along the slopes fills our hearts with awe and admiration for their resilience. Love is in the air as deer roam freely amidst the picturesque landscapes of Piedmont's Italian Alps. Their affectionate display serves as a reminder that it also experience emotions akin to our own. Nature's wonders continue to unfold before our eyes as we stumble upon a Badger quenching its thirst at a serene pool nestled within the Italian Alps, and is moments like these that remind us how interconnected all living beings are. Perched on rocks against breathtaking backdrops, Chamois epitomize agility and adaptability in their natural habitat. Lombardy's Italian Alps offer them sanctuary where they can thrive undisturbed. Henri-Marie Blainville, an esteemed French Naturalist, dedicated his life to studying artiodactyls and unraveling their mysteries. His contributions have paved the way for greater understanding and appreciation of these fascinating creatures. Even domesticated members like goats deserve recognition for their unique charm. A portrait captures the essence of Capra hircus in Germany's Bavaria region—a testament to human-animal companionship throughout history. From tiny Pygmy Hogs to towering Ibexes, artiodactyls enchant us with their diversity and significance in ecosystems worldwide. Let us cherish these magnificent beings by safeguarding their habitats so future generations can marvel at their splendor.